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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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Please join AT&T and National Organizations for Youth Safety (NOYS) on Monday, November 19th from 2:30-4:00pm ET for an important webinar about teens and distracted driving.
This informative and interesting presentation will explore ways to engage and empower youth to educate their peers about the dangers of distracted driving. According to the National Safety Council, approximately 24% of all crashes are estimated to be caused by cell phone use while driving – an astonishing and unacceptable 1.2 million accidents a year.
Furthermore, distracted driving was responsible for 18% of injury-causing crashes in 2010, and teens and young adults are at a particularly high risk this dangerous behavior.
The webinar will include presenters from NOYS, AT&T, National Safety Transportation Board (NTSB), and a survivor of distracted driving who will help provide young adults the tools and confidence they need to inspire change in their communities.
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